Thanks
@earlyrise and wishing you and everyone else a very Happy Easter in advance too.
Thank you for adding the other posters. Yeah, I've read
@antonswig and
@johnnycrash on TON, too many times in the past and would have definitely included their names. Sorry again, for any names that I accidentally skipped out or accidentally skipped reading in the past.
Some articles today about TON in the media -
Australian financial review -
Quote - "Most of the new entrants are a long way from production and haven't negotiated offtake agreements, particularly ones that come anywhere near Triton's agreement with Chinese graphite product specialist Yichang Xincheng Graphite Co."
http://www.copyright link/business/...s-with-2b-china-graphite-deal-20150401-1mco0z
Yahoo finance -
Very detailed and good article including a very good summary of the key terms of the binding off take agreement
https://au.finance.yahoo.com/news/triton-minerals-limited-asx-ton-000600341.html
* - Very detailed like Yahoo's article
http://www.*.com.au/companies/news/...year-offtake-with-yichang-xincheng-61557.html
Motley Fool - Mentions that TON appears to have hit the jackpot - generally positive article.
Motley also highlights that 1000 is the minimum price and price has potential to rise due to technology demand.
http://www.********.au/2015/04/01/i...to-explode-with-its-us2-billion-contract-win/
TON is getting good positive coverage in the media., and this can definitely lead to very positive investor sentiment in the medium term with a huge dose of FOMO.
I love the agreement - Good minimum floor price of 1000, lots of potential for future rises (market price as determined by TON and other graphite players), TON will be exclusive supplier for YXGC, TON is not restricted to sell to others, etc.
This is hopefully the first of many, and if so, then your prediction of reading those autobiographies of the graphite barons might just come true.
Hopefully, if all works out well, Earlyrise and Ozpolarbear and all the commenters we mentioned in our 2 comments can also write autobiographies of their graphite adventures in the years to come....
Good luck to all.
